Ep 6. Scottsdale: 1939 Canoe Woodie

Bob and the crew are back on the road, heading to Arizona for the biggest auction event of the year: the Scottsdale Auction. In this episode, they set their sights on a rare 1939 Canoe Woodie, a car that blends the lines between design and function in a unique way.

Bob spends some time with the owner, who has kept the car in pristine condition for over two decades. The Canoe Woodie was originally built for camping trips and outdoor adventures, but its stylish exterior makes it a rare and valuable collectible today.

As they prepare to take the Canoe Woodie to auction, Bob and his team work to shine it up and prepare it for public viewing. They conduct a thorough inspection, making sure everything is in working order and that the car meets their high standards.

At the auction, the Canoe Woodie draws a lot of attention from collectors and enthusiasts alike. Bob is confident that the car will sell for a high price, but the bidding doesn't get off to a great start. He worries that potential buyers might not appreciate the value of this rare car.

As the bidding heats up, Bob finds himself in a tense situation. He knows that the Canoe Woodie is a one-of-a-kind vehicle, and he doesn't want to see it go to just any buyer. He carefully considers each offer, trying to find the right balance between a fair price and a good home for the car.

In the end, the bidding comes down to two serious collectors. Bob negotiates with both of them, trying to get the best deal for the owner while also making sure that the car goes to someone who will appreciate it.

This episode of Chasing Classic Cars is full of action, drama, and excitement. Bob and his team work tirelessly to prepare the Canoe Woodie for auction, and Bob himself shows off his expert negotiation skills as he tries to find the right buyer. At its core, the episode is a celebration of classic cars and the people who collect them, and it's sure to be a hit with fans of the show and classic cars in general.